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Finally, a bachelor in Computer Science Engineering!
I graduated with a gold medal for the outstanding academic performance yesterday. Finally, a Bachelor in Computer Science Engineering!
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Kahte Hain Hi ‘Ghalib’ Ka Hai Andaz-E-Bayan Aur
Ghalib is one of the finest and most popular Urdu poets. In this article, I share his story and what made him special.
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Protected Routes in Next.js
Authentication is key to your app’s success. Learn to set up Protected Routes in Next.js and restrict unauthenticated access to your pages.
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Getting Started with DatoCMS – Creating a simple blog
DatoCMS seems to be the next big thing in the CMS world! Learn how you can create a simple Next.js blog using DatoCMS and deploy it on Vercel.
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Grafana Loki – How to Monitor Server Logs Like a Pro!
If you want to have a beautiful and extensive log monitoring system, Grafana Loki is for you! Learn how you can set up your own server monitoring system.
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HTS Day
The Hackoverflow Society celebrated ‘HTS Day’ on November 15, 2021, to honor the members of the Society and its all-female Club – The LaDebug Club. Dr. Arvinder Singh Kang, Director of Students’ Welfare supervised the event. Notable personalities like Mr. Satnam Singh Sandhu, Mr. R. S. Bawa, Dr. Arvinder Singh Kang, Ms. Shefali Verma, Dr.…
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Alfred – Slack Bot to Post Birthday and Anniversary Messages
Alfred is an open-source project which lets you send out birthday and work anniversary wishes to your Slack workspace. It uses JavaScript (Google Apps Script), Google Sheets, and Slack API.
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System Info on Raspberry Pi OLED Displays using Luma.OLED
The python code is an add-on to the luma.examples repository. The code will display the following: CPU Load Time System Uptime (HH:MM) Memory (used and total) Disk Usage (used and total) Network IO Counter (Tx and Rx) CPU Temperature Active Users Weather (Temperature and Description) To run this, you need to clone the luma.examples repository…
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Creating an SSH Tunnel using Cloudflare Argo and Access
I had always wanted to access my home server, running on a Raspberry Pi 4, from outside the local network. The most straightforward answer seemed to be getting a static IP from the ISP; however, both of my ISPs did not help me with that. I forgot about it for a while but when I…
